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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is advancing key diplomatic and economic initiatives this week. Senior U.S. Treasury officials wrapped up a high-stakes visit to Beijing last week, paving the way for Bessent to hold direct trade talks with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng. According to Finviz, this staff-level mission focused on strengthening communication channels ahead of President Donald Trumps anticipated summit with President Xi Jinping in April. Bessent announced on Monday that working groups aim to sustain positive momentum, with China on track to meet commitments like purchasing 12 million metric tons of U.S. soybeans by late February. These steps build on a December call between Bessent, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, and He Lifeng to stabilize bilateral trade.

In cryptocurrency policy, Bessent urged industry stakeholders to unite behind market structure legislation during White House Crypto Policy Council meetings. Paul Hastings Crypto Policy Tracker reports that Bessent, as chair of the Financial Stability Oversight Council, told House Financial Services and Senate Banking Committees the Treasury is implementing the GENIUS Act with deliberate speed. He clarified the strategic digital asset reserve involves retaining over 15 billion dollars in seized bitcoin from criminal cases, not taxpayer funds. A second White House meeting on digital assets is set for today, February 10.

On monetary policy, Bessent told Fox News Sunday that the Federal Reserve will take its time deciding on balance sheet adjustments, even under potential chief Kevin Warsh. Reuters notes the Feds holdings stand at 6.6 trillion dollars after recent quantitative tightening, with no quick moves expected.

Earlier, Bessent faced tough questions on Capitol Hill about housing costs and immigration impacts, refusing to name specific bad actors, as covered by Economic Times. The U.S. UK Transatlantic Taskforce, which he helped launch last year, held industry talks in London on January 26 to boost capital markets and digital asset links, per UK government news.

These moves highlight Bessents focus on trade, crypto regulation, and financial stability amid global tensions.

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